pook

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I knew my cattle had plenty of food, but something forced me to go to the hay-pook.

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  1. A heap, as of hay, oats, or barley; a cock. [Local, Eng.]
  2. A thin, tall stack of corn in the sheaf, in shape a steep cone, 9 or 10 feet high, built up temporarily in the harvest-field in wet seasons, for drying the corn before it is carried to the main rick. N. E. D. [Local, Eng.]
  3. To make a pook of; make into a pook. [Local, Eng.]
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  1. Also puck. Origin uncertain.
  2. Origin uncertain.
 

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